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Health Screening Day

 

The Council of European Jamaats
Health Improvement Board

 

We organise a Health Screening Day in all European jamaats once every 2 years. A medical MOT of Health Services is available to you and your FAMILY for FREE (normally worth over £200.00) via your local Jamaat.


 Dates: To be arranged with all Jamaats
 Times: Once every 2 years
 Venue: All UK Jamaats
 
• Doctors – consultation and overall health assessment
• Dentists – checking gums/teeth
• Opticians – general eye check-up
• Pharmacists – general medicine management advice
• Dietician – General Dietary Advice

 

• Volunteers will also be there to carry out:
                                - Thalassemia tests
                                - Blood sugar tests for diabetes
                                - Cholesterol test
                                - Cardiac risk assessments (40 yrs plus only)
                                - Stress management consultations (16 yrs plus only)
                                - Health promotional material including issues such as High Blood Pressue, Healthy Life

                                  Style and Breast/Cervical Cancer (only for Ladies).

 

ALL INFORMATION WILL BE TREATED IN THE STRICTEST OF CONFIDENCE. LADIES AND GENTS WILL BE SEEN SEPARATELY.


Upcoming Screening Programmes:

 

Essex Jamaat – 26th April 2009.

HIB Screening at Peterborough Sunday 13 June 2010

Sethoscope_-_HIB_ReportA Health Screening Day organised by The Health Improvement Board of CoEJ was held in Peterborough on Sunday 13 June 2010. The majority of those that attended were in the over 50’s category.

From the data collected, it was noticed that the areas requiring more awareness to the community were in, weight management, smoking, regular exercise, stress management and dental and optical checkups.

It was recommended that dentists should be visited every 6 months and most people were unaware of this. The main dental problem amongst our members was gum disease. This is compounded by certain habits like eating sopari. It may be worth considering engaging community dentists to discuss these issues in the centre.

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HIB

Wessex Screening Report

stethoscopeOn 7th March 2010, the Health Improvement Board Screening Team of The Council of European Jamaats visited Wessex Jamaat to carry out its popular health screening on the Jamaat members. As always, the day was well attended, with almost 100 people coming to be screened. The screening days attracted members of all ages, from young to old. They catered for all ages, with paediatricians at hand for the children so the whole family could leave with valuable health advice.

Of the stations that they offered, the cardiovascular risk station is always a favourite to begin with. Although with advice centred on weight loss, doing more exercise and giving up smoking, it quickly becomes the least favourite.

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HIB

Ramadhan Health Screening Report

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Click here to download the Ramadhan Health Screening Report 2009.

 

HIB

Sweden Health Screening

Sweden_Health_Screen_01 Report on the Screening Programme held at Zainabiya Islamic Centre, Marsta on Sunday 18 May 2008.

The Screening Programme held at Zainabiya Islamic Centre, Marsta, attracted 74 people.  There were 41 males and 33 females.  After registration each person visited following stations where appropriate:-
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HIB

Watford Screening

HEALTH IMPROVEMENT BOARD

Report on the Screening Programme held at Watford Jamaat on 10th September 2006

The Screening Programme held at Al-Zahra Centre Watford attracted 180 people.  There were 70 males and 110 females.
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HIB

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